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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
ACCUSING HER DEAD HUSBANDS CLERK.

Mrs Benjamin A. Willis, widow OF ex.Congressman
Willis. AYERS that William settle, who was for
twenty years the confidential clerk OF her husband.
has taken advantage OF his knowledge OF his
affairs his death and Ss retained or disposed OF
property amounting to $40 BOO be longing to the estate
which she "a ADMINISTRATIVE In test suit "a recover
a poriion OF this uoy. amounting to 81 4O2 80 mo
ton compel Mrs Wills 10 rive security for costs was
denied yesterday by Chief Justice MoAam. 81 the CITY
Court In AFFIDAVIT Mrs Willis SAYS tho DEFENDANT has
procured the settlement OF several import<ns suits since
OF her husband. who lawyer and has re-
ceysd large sums OF money which he refuses 10 pay
She declares that he has negotiated sales OF
real estate which he knew that her husbands brother
Charles L. Wills held trustee by assuring buy
after the sudden death OF this brother that the
father OF latter sole heir ana by Inducing
the father who IL weak Old man. To kys him deeds OF
the property These pieces OF property belonged tn the
plaintiffs husband and wsro only put In his brothers
name conduit Of ollie. She has brought suits 10 set
aside all these deeds which pending IL the CITY
Court.
The real estate in question consists OF two lot. In Third
ave, one nth at. four lots In
RED. and. enty secOudst, and one on the
Boulevard One hundred thirty nrstst Tue de-
PENDANT denies that he has taken disposed OF any
property wrongfuly and says that out OF money that
came into his hands he has retaued only what was
due him from her husband.
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No 1874 East one hunir Il aud.tweh-st. the Chamtcrs
street waichaD who charged September with DO
drunk. called the Tombs Police Court Yesterday
When court Morrow maj onargr 10
Ford nj ut In question hr was not
and that he numerically dubbed on tho way 10
station Orcer Nchoas A. Nthtman OF ths
F1ft e then that tho OH er hal an aniinus
hu growing Of tho fac that inns ne was
witness Aglnst Officers hicitmtn and halews btnre ne
Police ,s-on-rs OF Attempted burglary on
which cLarge MAihsss from tn iorce oncrr
chtman ard altHcss"r thu Morrow was heip-
le-siy drunk blow struck hin 'us'lcs
Murray nnsl Morrow 40.
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IN AID ORA GRAND ARMY RELIEF FUND

The latest novelty Ia tho amusement line Tho Grand
Ulyssium" thirty dyo paintings 10 bv 90 repro
sentine life Ulysses ~ These paint
will uner the management OF the Bosom Art
Association for wsek In October AZ choEorng Hal lot ho
benefit Memorial Committee the Grand Army
o. tho R-pu derived goes TO disabled sol
dicrs widows and orphans o. soldiers.
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ONE PETITION A cory OF THE OTHER

The hearing In the Mrs. Schnepp, Is suing
her husband Dr. Leo Schncpp formerly OF the Turkish
Army for divorce slmony continued yesterday
before Referee Samuel Barnard. The entire sitting
WAS consumed mining tho complainant, who
testified that when her petition she only
part IL which explained 10 In
German She also testified that her child. who Is now
twelve Old, with her father n-lzw Ia
Lrn.letg, and that her paid for It's support
Two petitions nIed In this caso In April and
another ia July. The former dismissed teohni
caty Afor considerable questioning, counsel for tho
defendant drew fact that the latter simply
copy OF the former one tried show that consider
reckless swearing had been done IN making the an
accompany IT, The cXaminatlOn adjourned
until d.. IN. Tuesday.
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day and therefore closed Of the lowest poea AZ Pai
French per cents opened ct 6l:16 ex-intsrsst an4
closed at 81 90 Sigh: exchange On London was nrmef
at rs 30ls francs to the 3.
The Housstake Mining Company has declared -
10th dividend twenty per share Augustpay
able Ct the transfer agency at Leunsbery Co., MILO
Building September 20. Transfers close 6cptembGg
20. Total diYtdepda 70 date. &3.0l8.75O.
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rRounLE ovER RrMANIAN OPERA.

Louis Levy, proprietor OF the Rumanian Theatre IN
the Bowety. yesterday obtained from Justice Truax, OF
the Superior Court order restraining Sigmund Feln-
man. the leading performer Of the RumaLian Opera Com,
pany from performing this Oriental Theatre, rival
establishment tho Bowery, ANY other place
pending suit against him for the specific performance
Of agreement By which the services VI himself and
his company given exclusively TO tho plaintiff from
April |, 1887 until the last day OF April 1880 Levy
alleges that he expended s25 900 in purchasing and
attlng up the Cd National Theatre for the purpose OF
having performances by the Rumanlan Company la
with the agreement and that they have
made engagement with the proprietor Of the Oriental
Theatre.
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Hence he feels that his present passionate has
stronger claims upon him, and for this tire B0s
ton committee has In view two other welknNwn clergy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

OF recovering his property the horse and phaeton
were offered FOR sale Thursday In Newark and the
detective reported that he expected 10 catch the thief In
q short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
CLOSING PRloss or BosrOy STOCKS
BOSTON, Sept 10. 1897

FRIDAY, Sept 1872. N.
The preliminary report OF the Bureau OF Statistics OF
the merchandise exports in August makes favorable
comparisons with the preceding month OF July and with
the month of August Of preceding years. The value OF
last Augustus In the articles enumerated was
~. 900 900 greater than In the preceding MONTH
S6.20O.000 greater than In August, 1886, ana
$l3,lOO00O greater than in August 1885. For the two
months-July to August 31-the value is $69o0.00O
greater than In the period Of 1886 and 100000
greater than In 1885.
The value OF breadstus In August of this year gives
gains of So 200 600 August 1886 and OF $l060000O
on August. 1885
In provisions and dairy products there are gains for
the month OF this year OF 100000 August 1885, and
S1.100.000 on August, 1885.
The cotton movement for last month gives values
400 900 greater than in August 1886, and 100000
greater than In 1885,
Petroleum gives gain OF 5000 900 on August. 1886,
but loss OF 5000. 900 from August. 1885.
The subjoned table fully explains the ovements In
quantities and for August and in values for
months Of three years:
EXPORTS
Breadstufs
Month OF August 1885. 1885. 1887
Wheat, bushels...... 3,lSI608 ll3671G3 loyl2,S36
Flour, barrels 665,6l3 876S21 l,l4449
Values flour s5876.SjT sl4.24S.s57 sl743s693
Corn. bushels. 100000 1,436.l23 l,l06Z6o
Values corn d meal. Sl.72lb09 @792,S53 sSo93ol
Values OF all other
cereals S6lZSAS SIo.OoS eoo,9fO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

The OF Henry George, the Labor party's candi-
date Secretary NJ State. who Of the .ur''s
cmpanellcd for duty In Fart Ill OF tho City Court has
called daily since Monday, but he has failed 10 APP
pear. Yesterday * and other Jurors who had not ro
spOnded were fined w Judge BrOwne 800 apiece
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Sept l6.-Thcre q fair attendance at the
wool sses today and the competition active Following
the details OF the DAYS transactions Queensland saes
Zoe bales us 3D. locks and Is Id IL.
ld.l greasy. ID. New South Wales. sales 200 bales;
2dd greasy. GID sl0td do locks and pieces Esd ed
locks and pieces t,sd asd Tasmania Gales 500 bales
sconred Is Id 2pd greasy I'D. Id 10 locks and
pieces Cd dSd NewZeaand sales $500 bales secured.
81 e2s Id do locks and pieces. 9hd Sls AID greasy,
I'd. dla I'D do locks and pieces, 6ti Ved Cape ol
Good Hope and Natal :alss 800 bales secured 9sd
sS and pasna ATsna .slss 600 cas
greasy SID Tod DO locks and pieces 81. I'D Span
ish saies 200 bales; sressy. SID o5t d
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Total quantities .....
Values OF provisions
for August.
Values OF provisions
two months-Julyl
10 August 3l........
Cotton. 10 In August
Values In August.
Values for 2 months,
July l 70 Aug. 81.
Petroleum. gallons. Ia
August.
Values In August.
Values for 2 months,
July l 70 Aug. 81.
Cattle, number In
August.
Hogs. number In
August. .............
Live stock, values In
August -............
Live stock. values for
z months, July | 10
Aug. 3l.--.........-
Total values OF all
articles n2med In
August .............
Totsl values for 2
month"; July 10
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rs. EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LONDON Sept 10, p Produce-Linse cake a.
sta rs l7s Cd Per ton for Western Common Rosn.
AsrwERr. sep. 10 -wilcoIs Lard closed IS franco
so confines per 100 kilos
LTsnrooL- sept Prov isons-A msrican Refrigerated
Loxpoy, sept Taliow-Bss. 2ls
I'd 922s g. per cwt mutton Pa Cd Cocoanut OIL
Ceylon 27s 9d Provisions Rcfrgerntod
Beef ForeQuarters Is ID; hndquarers So ed per by
the carcssA Spirits Of Turpent!as IA I'd. per cwi
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q bay w Il 81 p
Income
l.u00 .......3th
1000. .......3S =
Gulf Col 4 San fo
5000. l21
Gulf Col & san fe
Geld IS
1000. ..... lOl y
Gal liar a Sn An
West div LIST
1000. 931
Ind II 4 W'n con
Income
Trust receipts
10000. ~
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ProtaSo
STEADY cTsasa:,v i7hszssa DAIRY iS"sisa Exx' fresh
az s s
7 vs.: sssss .a
- s:ss. @s
: s:s 8: g: 'f H 9.
s%. Full cffss HSS' were aSisi
ss S% AS ass s. h.sslpS Zoo aoad 'hisn.as'
1900 head
No. Rd e es.s and september
Dec @ ass. Sc No.
bush Corn 9. so Su:h oats 800 bush
c!,n ~ H.s ssp ss % S:a ~
CASH ~:
sa b s,S
Ss5o Ss % Wis.,
se ;s
SssS Barley $500 Su.h. WV
md i'I Hard cash Ga 7ss ssss
sGGss -as ss' ssT Msi M9' Will:
4 al ;:Whi.fey drn-wins. 81 sS spirit. 81 o.:
81 SO suss Eys $50 BARLEY bush
nv. bush Bari Barley 800 BUSH ' ' ' '''''' ''
LOUIS Sep. ls risnI STEADY y, at e lo9sa wnss.
Ssc closing ssSc November zoe bid December 7lsa72s9
colpg II 20: Nav 7s7sd1src cesin Isle Corn easv.
s5.c.. :oass da: Cash 2hs2oc November zoe NAV
Prime Timotnv Sis e0dsle So Prairie 50 eo9slo 3D..
Bran strong at 500 at 8. - So, a. isS
isa2ic corpmsal steady at 50 whisk.y steady a.
LARD at Sc t6 prysaIs Msats-Bo!ed shoulders g 80;
j ss ss e Ss as
Osss 80 SS spsS loco
Corr 6v0o bush. Oats is.s00 sush Rye ...... Uush.
Barley bush.
October 7tc December 76s Corn was dull. nnchansed
Cash 442c oats quiet firm; Cash 26 Cloverseed
weak and lower Cash - 90 October 81 as Re-
$4,000 bush Corn 1000 bush. Oats
1000 bush. Shpments-wheat 10000 bush Corn 1000
bush. Oats 5000 bvsh.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE--SEPr 18.
THE GENERAL LIST.
Ops H'st Lsu'tFina. Biz lAsk'd sold

Actual Sales Closing Ne.
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Flour ste3dy aud unchangou'
Tao Cash Orises were ioiowsNe Spring wheat p g
7osS asked. MO Corn Alh, NO. o,t: 70 20
No2 Rye Tm2,L Barley 90 sa' ssst
per Dbl slo2 per 100 81 8? short RIO
SLjes loose Dry Sailed Shoulders boxed SIS IS.
short Clear Sides boxed s. so. ....Whskey dis
tillers goods per gallon 81 10 sugar-Cut Loaf67s01c
Granulsted t14c. Standard A." 6sso
Articles Recepta Shipments
Flonr bbis ........... $4,000 22, 900
Whsa: bnah .......,,... $4,000 79.o0s
Corn busn ............... 2Sl.O0o 10000
9ats bu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 $4,000
1--we bnxh ............ 6OOu 1000
harley bush OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6l,OJJ 24001
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months OF three year
Month OF August
Wheat bushels......
Flour. barrels.
Values wheat & flour
Corn. bushels. .......
Values corn d meal.
Values OF all other
cereals. ..........-...
Value of breadstuffs
Tor August. ........-
Total value OF bread
stuns for 2 months
July j to August 81.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NETWORK. Tuesday Nav NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were IL
chill saLGerisr gth tho exception Oft head no demand
not 9ss S a ssI Y. 2s o Ss Sau At
Chicago Dressed dealer, generally reported light Ou'incs,
Private cable dispatches from London and Liverpool
Exporter. are syo that there but lille prospect Of IN
y n. ss Of i the IL ss S p
patton Of an advance IN prices fed over more cattle Than
shPment to-day l2oo quarters OF Beef In the Nevada by
CXLvEs-ArTyas were $40 head Of which l0l were re.
az @ $50 4 aGOs eS asaIy w mi GS c.
4a5c for Ordinary to Prime with the best Jerseys bring
s s sa. @ 90 aS ssH 5ss
the But while trade opened ar 10 very dull and
si-s,;s sa i 5 H S%stae. 'aa
ba mo 70 &c for Decent Good with
Sa s' Sas o
Good.
.tss to-day The fsr. Who have worked by the week de-
Sd no ssp Hr s ws m Ss osg
rsggs dressing Ssvs. than SHEEP Ia, been possible s
6S as n but seaT T1 Of S NS SSsG S
large receipt, however 10 "0'
s.5aSa Va yse ss %
Nsytoh Gnlstt. u ohio ys1!a i2S D. ettG ~, 40 "a.
p,M5hc
Ese oil. sJsr.ey veas i4i u, at Sc do 1874 u, at
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts were 4 cars Of $50 head.
sgq s between the SA SS sSUgS 800 Is
Trade was very quiet in sheep and Yearng Lambs and
barely steady. The few sales 81 81 so for
Clipped sheep aud IS 81 5dS5 0Ss4 for Ysaring Lambs
Good Spring Lambs In demand at last weeks prces
sn q Sm AVA TS1 .c s ae per head
Dressed Mutton stsaiy but slow at 54ssSo for CITY
unclaimed and selling at Toe CITY Dressed Spring Lambs
death Of Davis the Of the
denco last evening. although looked forward TO as
probability In the near future nevertheless
the 6Othst yards Few In tho Live Stock commission
business better known than Dick Davis" he
ond lie came 10 this country at the OF fourteen from
MOnahan County in the North OF Ireland and for about eH
years followed the business ~ aourneyman butcher having
learned the trade rOm his father About the 1850 he be-
came associated with Mr.. ID. Harrington IN tho whole
sale slanghtering of small stock and tho part
had been the prominent commission in the
York 1.-Two stock market and has handled millions Of
trade says Mr. Harrington who knew him well, he wasa
thorough butcher and excellent judge OF stock and one
o the best statesmen II not tho best ever IN the NeWlork
MAJ ket."
Sir. Davis generous to fault put httle
value upon money mich no spent nHs opys,
had he chosen four daughters survive him
sheep feeders the Fast and West will hear with
deep regret his DEATH which resulted from malignant
which the medical skin could cope with.
Of tho funeral will DO found elsewhere In this paper
sales-Sevton Glett; 1877 Clipped ohio Sheep. sS ID,
at 81 so so Clipped Yearlnfs q u. at S. 62s l02 do 80
Judd & buckingham 70 Clipped Ohio Sheep 30 Is, at
81 10 ls3 Clipped ohio Yearlings, 81 70, AT 81 esq.,
Everitt co. % Spring Lambs s5 so per head
D. APplegst Vi spring Lambs az - esS 81 saon -
None for sale alive NOminay weak and ver So coo
50 81 per 100 ID.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Broos
Route" at 400. 7l5 800 II 90 m; $780, 400 43O $50
$780, 1900 .. SUNDAYS a. 400 sl5, MI $50 l2:O(
pm
Trains leaving at 400 7:4S I,00 g. m ls0 800 $50
l200 m, have competition Reading Harrison re- Potts
VILE etc 400 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Read
Ing II arrsburg etc. On sundays for Easton
TOO m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Maueh Chunk
Tamagua Pottsyile Wiikesbarre and Scranton.
S30a m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch churk
Mhkesosrre Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg, Po;tsye
InnaquA shamokn, sunbury Lewisburg, Wilamsport
loo and lS0 D. m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
S45 for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Mikesbarre scranton Tamaqua shamokn SuDbary Lewis
burg. W1liamsport etc
800 and 430 for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown etc
o4o m for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk
wnkesoarre Reading Harrsbug etc. On Sundays at 81
100 and 7:y0 p. m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
4So slo. Hoo loo 400, 4:3O Sis D, m Supdayi
400, 300 no. for Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
tercept snndays) Point Pleasant
$50 slo m. Loo 4So M for Lakewood. Toms River
4s0 loo m for Atlantic City vineland Brdgeton
and Cumberland and Maurice River X. n.
4S0. Slb. ll<5 m. loo 4:30 $50 .. for Freehold
$50, 600, Sl6, 1100. 1145 q M. 100 400, 1890 $50,
615 D m. Sundays 400, 600 q m. for Perth Amboy.
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier 8. y, R.. via Sandy Hook
2. m.
time of trains to local points timetables q, Ticket
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO May S-Cattts-Roceipt. last "a hours m
head. far $3.50 nelt for tina
week 3l55 head; consigned through. OF
watch 10 ears tor sale market steady Common
o Fair 81 20 % 50; all offerings taken.
shesp-Hecepts last "a hours l4Ou neat tfta tor week
thus TAR 1t.sU0 head. Tor umo last week l6400
head consigned through all OF which 70 York;
Is for ssioi steady with fair demand. 0ooc TO
LAMBS So OOa0 20; Clipped 81 76as5 IS, all offerings
taken
hsps-Beceipts last "a hours 1858 mead. tho
% 100 headi time lS4S5
10 for sale; market dull prices declined 100 6c
New. YORK damand Idght Pigs s. Oo05 20 Mixed Pigs
Light Workers. S. 20 as 40. selected Workers SO
40 60. Selected Medium weights 50 b565 80 Selected
Heavy Ends 81 20 05 ~ stays 81 o. 5O market closed dun
and unsettled: held
cHcAoo. Nay 3-Tns Drevsrr journal reuorts-Catus-
ReceiDts-3.uoO head. shumenrs 1000 heaas market
duh Zoe lower. Shipping $50 1900 10.
and Mixed 81 250si 00 bulk So l5i Texans corned
dT4
Hess-Hecsipts 1900 hssi. shipmsnt, 1000 markes
opened closing lower Hough and Mixed IS $50 j5
Packing and smsping 90 SO@sa sO' Light s47Ua5 So
Sdssps Receipts 3coo ,nIrnsnt, 900 hsas market
was SLOW shorn s3ei So Wooded 50 bO6so 40 Texans
81 20 0S TO
ST LOUIS. May 3-Caure- Receipts-l 700 head. Ship
menes 30 heac market easier. lower. Choice heavy
50 80 65s Butchers Fair 80
dst 20 Feeders TO good 81 Oesi Oh sockers fair TO
good - lOd3V Texans common 10 choice 81 10
ROss-Reoeipts 5000 head 800 head market
was steady. choice Heavy and Butchers selections
50 80 go bn PACKING TAR 20 good 30 20 eS5 40 York
ers hsiium to Prime. 50 0oSso ~ PIgs Common TO
Sheep-Kecelprs 27Ooaead shipments head: market
firm wooel Far 70 Fancy So 1904 30. Clppsd Medium
10 Choice IS l00Si 20
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are well held on
moderately active market HavefstraN Hari
Bricks are quoted at s79$7 IS per thousand
aaoat Up River Hard SO $685.; Pale Bricks ,da
si4 SIS; Trenton and philadelphia Front on pier soc
500: wilmington Front s2S. ROckand Common Lime. ~
per bbl; Finishing 81 1881 20 Laths Sl70Gs2 70 per VI
Goats Hair. 32d36c bush. Cattle HAIR ZRGzZc
Cement held at 81 0s2 10 for round lots American fo
cHICORY~Seiiing moderately. Quotations Barrys
Granuated English GSSc BIC Granulated German Us
COCOA-Without change OF moment Values are main
tanned, the demand IL light Guayaqu l37D lS'Sc;
Maracaibo 81 23e.; St Domingo. 10A9c Bahia 10 Le
COOPERAGE STOCk-Molasses and rum shocks show
fair demand but the market otherwise was dnlL Shooks
and Heals molasses. 81 S50S2 10; sugar. 9Sncn
81 551S To- DO. 36neh 81 25d$l So rum So 2oG ~ ov
rum pipes So So 30; hoops IA feet s2s0s3Si d. IL iee
CoRDAGE-In fair demand and firmly held. sisa, basis
10A2c. Manila, 12c
COFFEE-in Brazil tbs there changes OF i'm
porance remaining duh and 70 large extent
Mild growths Sales 2S35 bags Washed Caracas
for export aud 80 bags Savana The option market was
quiet and generally closing az a dc
cline 10 ponts for the day follows January lh269
1895; Nav. l4600li70; June 50l4sOt Jnly lA9Og
l495; August 1890 1908 SeptemDsr 1000 Gl5lo oeto
Der. 15l50l5.2G November. l5.2O0I5.2o December
II. a 1870 Sales 10000 bags $500 .
da TO basis OF lose for Mddng The movement was
reaching sos bales S9 last EVENING" 05s OF
and so export account the
receipts to-day 1857 bales comparing VITA ZoS
bales day last $500 bales this day last year
Since September the total port receipts have been To-
Quotations American standard OF cassih
eat lion are as
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TIE STATE or TRADE

BOSTON, May 3-Flour steady-choice Extras So SOC
81 To- Common Extras. - OO0 IS sprln9 Wheat
RaI I prime 20 oosss ~ Corn dal-s.e amer
No White 4l442c. No White 3Ss0j9 go No. 3
White 81 shorts steady ton SO 00e
s2l 90 -. Bntter rrmWestern Extra Creamery 26D26e
Eastern do "A 32oc-. Cheese dull Eggs easyChoes
Western l3P0l5c Eastern Extras Il Receipts for
the day-Fioar $40 bbls. and 1000 sacks cora $500
bush Oats 5000 bish shorts 1000 bush
BuprALo. MAY 3-Wtoat-NO. I Hart active firm and
higher early sries &C S9c closing sales at 80 Ac No
IlafJ N0therp Paeinc ss0S5hc. Winter Wheat. NO.
Ren sold at 80 sc No White Michigan soh SO Nc
on track. holders asked Ole At tho eoss both CRATE
Corn In good demand shade higher. No Ado. So a2a
sc. No Yellow 43I9t2+s No Yellow 4Ss@45rc.
oats nrmer. NO. White 800. No, White "a NC. No.
Mixed 32D32tc. Barley firm, unchanged No Canada
TIC. Canal reights-wheat $50 bm Corn 5s.o asked
lumber So 10 Albany SO 90 To New York Railroad
feights weakWhoat taken nc 100 10 New.YJrk. Re.
eetts-Wheat 100000 bush Corn $4,000 Oats 5000
bush Barley bnsh Railroad shlDmouGs-Wheat $4,000
busn Corn 10000 bush oats 900 BUSH Barley 5000
bush.